Fire Crews Battle Multiple Forest Blazes Across Idaho and Washington
The Four Mile Fire in Insolo Forest is nearly under control with about 1000 acres burned. Smith Creek Fire in Pend Oreille covers 1000 acres as crews struggle against wind. Boswell Fire near Newport, Kaniksu forest, is surrounded by trenches but hard to hold. A new fire crossed Clark's Fork at Lost Creek. In Kaniksu 130 firefighters remain. Hot dry weather persists in western Montana and northern Idaho. Government bans smoking on active timberlands and restricts campfires and camping without permits to curb man made fires.
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Nez Perce
Smith Creek
Pend @ Oreille
Boswell
Kaniksu Forest
Newport
Wash
Clark's Fork
Lost Creek
Montana
Idaho
Fuller Is Officer Druggists' Society
The Ontana Pharmaceutical association elected officers at Helena and adopted the Kansas plan. Next year’s convention will be in Missoula. New officers include President F. E. Patterson and Vice Presidents C. Q. Wisdom and C. R. Fuller. Treasurer J. N. Talbot. Secretary J. A. Reidel. Delegates are Charles J. Chapple and Co. B. Sandee for Casper meeting to finalize Kansas plan.
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Associated Press
Helena
Ontana Pharmaceutical Association
Missoula
F. E. Patterson
Billings
Charles Quist
Wisdom
C. R. Fuller
Anaconda
Leonard Morrison
Fort Benton
J. N. Talbot
Manhattan
Dubois Named to International Joint Commission Post
The White House announced Fred T. Dubois former Idaho senator will join the international joint commission succeeding the late Marcus A. Smith of Arizona.
Huge merger links grain firms across major markets
A five company merger will create a large marketing entity with elevators in Chicago Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis Winona Fort Worth Toledo Erie Buffalo Galveston Norfolk and other ports. Farmers gain control with a two thirds board share and plans to finance operations through preferred stock and working capital.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Winona
Big &Rain
Accident Fatal to Baker Resident in Miles City
Ed Carey former Baker marshal and four year elevator manager died in Miles City after an elevator accident in Baker. He was carried 40 feet in the air and his right leg was crushed requiring hip amputation. Carey died from blood poisoning after surgery. He left a widow and two children.
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Miles City
Baker
Mont
Ed Carey
Carey
British Aviator Continues World Flight
Stuart Mac Laren, the British around the world flyer, left Toshimoye lake on Yotorofu island early today for Paramushiro, the northern Kurile island, with favorable weather reported.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Stuart MacLaren
Toshimoye Lake
Yotorofu
Paramushiro
Kurile Islands
Make That Flight by the Associated Press
A United States Navy dirigible returned to its hangar at 4 53 p m after a near tire along the Atlantic coast from Hook to Barnegat The test flight checked dirigible engine performance and proceeded without incident
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Associated Rege
Lake
URS
United States Navy
Dirigitte Shenangene
Hook
Barnegat
Dirigites
Fires Drive Ranchers From Homes Across The West
A 10 mile front fire drive forced ranchers from homes with no reported deaths, some injuries, and livestock losses. In Pend d Oreille county Washington 35 people including 11 children escaped via Wheelers Mill. Forest fires raged across California Oregon British Columbia Idaho and Washington with fires beyond control and thousands of acres burned.
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Wheeler’s Mill
Blue Slide
Pend d’Oreille County
Washington
Continental Telegraph
Site chosen for Bitter Root barbecue at Forks of the Road
Forks of the Road near Skalkaho highway selected as the barbecue venue to celebrate Ravalli county's scenic highway completion. Event set for Sunday with 11 AM start and all-day festivities in a Grove with ample parking for hundreds of cars. A committee led by J O Read and Powder River Hobbs organizes stage, dancing, and construction crews. Residents from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Philipsburg and Missoula invited to attend.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Skalkaho Highway
Bitter Root Valley
Ravalli County
United States
Anaconda
J. E. Totman
Powder River
Hobbs
J. O. Read
Sid Wheeler
Ted Reinbolt
Herbert
Butte
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Missoula
Airplanes Used in Wyoming Man Hunt for Missing Cashier
Clyde Nisher, cashier of Gunn Quealy Coal, fled with $5,000 payroll from Rock Springs bank. Within hours two airplanes joined the search as cowboys hunted mountain fastness. pilots from a flying circus manned the planes. By night there was no word on him or the passes, and authorities sought another plane from Omaha via Cheyenne to continue the hunt.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Clyde Nisher
Gunn Quealy Coal Company
First National Bank
Fisher
Knox
Coal Company
Air Mall Service
Omaha
Air Mall
Cheyenne
Foch's Sister Dies at Alouse Home at 82
Mlle Foch 82 eldest sister of Marshal Och died today at the family mansion Valentine in Haute Garonne. She had spent all her life at the same estate.
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Foch
Dips
Byte Associated Press
Alouse
France
Mlle
Marshal Och
Famiy
Valentine
Haute Garonne
Hong Kong to Import 2.8 Million Pounds Old Newspapers
Hongkong will receive about 2.8 million pounds of used newspapers this year to be imported in larger volumes, with the majority sourced from the United States.
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Hongkong
United States
Parley of Allies Opens amid American participation limits
Oneida New York July 15 Pierpont B Noyes predicts the Dawes plan may fail without clear U S stance. He urges Ambassador Kellogg to press France to drop its independent Ruhr policy and join Britain in enforcing Dawes backed by a united European effort for peace and economic revival.
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Kellogg
James A. Logan Jr
Owen D. Young
MacDonald
Dawes
Europe
France
U.S
Oneida
N. Y
Pierpont B. Noyes
United States
Germany
London
Ruhr
Noyes
Charles G. Dawes
Don
Mr. Noyes
Republican Party
Tme
Great Britain
Herriot
Italy
Poincare
Ampasandor Kellogg
Washington
America
Montana and Wyoming Heat Wave with Scattered Showers
A weather summary notes above normal highs across Montana and Wyoming with many screens topping 100 degrees in eastern Montana. Light showers touched scattered points, while western Washington and southern Saskatchewan saw rain. Johannesburg plans its first broadcasting station.
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Helena
Kallepell
Miles City
Los Angeles
New York
Portland
Bemis
Astor Swindler Trapped Butte Merchants With Fake Drafts
A man calling himself Roger Astor toured Butte using a high powered roadster and posed as a territorial manager. He deposited a $1,000 draft on an imaginary Texas bank and paid with counterfeit looking checks, swindling merchants and a banker. A warrant was issued July 10 but he remains at large.
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Astor
Butte
Roger Astor
New Finlen
Mr. Astor
Texas
Ledford Storm
Rialto Cigar
Storm
Identification fails on murder suspects
Four Mexicans held as murder suspects in Theodore Klassen postmaster of Silver Bow case were released after close examination. An Indian named Anderson is being held while further actions from days ago are investigated. Silver Bow residents who glimpsed the shooter will be asked to view him. Klans funeral at the Masonic temple conducted by Rev C E Franzen with burial at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Theodore Klassen
Silver Bow
Anderson
Mr. Klassen
Masonic Temple
Lodge
C. E. Franzen
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Gardens Orchestra at Gregson Gardens Tonight
The Columbia Gardens orchestra, the state’s largest and longest continuous group, will perform at Gregson Gardens tonight drawing large crowds from Anaconda and Butte. Ample seating and a lounge for non dancers available. dining room offers Gregson style meals, with free dance music.
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Columbia Gardens
Gregson
Gardens
Anaconda
Butte
American Legion Meeting Tonight at Legion Hall
Silver Bow post No. 1 American Legion hosts regular meeting at 8 o clock. Tonight will hear reports from circus and fight committees and distribute bonus blanks with full instructions. All members urged to attend.
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Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Legion Hall
Father Flanagan’s Boys Band To Perform In Butte Today
The famous boys youth group from Overlook Farm Omaha Nebraska will stage two performances at Butte High School Auditorium today at 4 PM and 8 16 PM. A 4 PM show is for children with no admission fee. The lineup includes a minstrel act and a band concert featuring songs such as Hullabaloo Raine Google Mother Jingle, Down on the Farm and Star Spangled Banner.
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Father Flanagan
Butte
Butte High School
Overlook Farm
Omaha
Neb
Raine
Olio
Barney Google
California
Infringement of Patents Alleged in Suit by Campbell
George Campbell Ca m of San Francisco sues Anaconda Copper Mining for alleged infringement of patents on open hearth and reverberatory furnaces. He seeks a share of profits during the period of alleged use, to be determined after accounting.
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Federal District
Railway Sub Shipper Sues Over Horse Freight Charges
The Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway filed a federal suit against Henry Fitter for shipping two carloads of horses from Lima Montana to San Bernardino California and paying only 434 of 546 freight charges. The railway seeks a 112 judgment.
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Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway
Federal District Court
Henry Fitter
Fitter
Lima
Mont
San Bernardino
Cal
Major Bluford Wilson Dies at Home
Ree Coder reports Major Bluford Wilson, a famed attorney and receiver for the Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis railroad, died at 5 18 this afternoon at his home in Springfii.
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Psn
Associated Press
Springfii
Bluford Wilson
Chicago, Peoria and
St. Louie
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Fuller
Officer Druggists’ Society
Border Blanchard
Henningsen Co
John J. Stream
J. C. Shaffer Grain Company
Stream
Millard Meyer
Illinois
Meyer
George E. Marcy
Armour Grain Corporation
E. F. Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
Edward &. Glazer
Rosenbaum Brothers
George H. Davis
Davis-Nolan
J. M. Dyer
Spencer, Iowa
North Idaho
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Oregon
British Columbia
Klamath National Forest
Tahoe National Forest
Santa Barbara National Forest
Sequoia National Forests
Wyoming
Johannesburg
South Africa
Harry Payne Whitney
Nazaire
Coves & Memorial
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Golden Rule Shoe Store
Hollywood
East Park Str
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